The California Notice to Buyer to Perform form, or NBP, is used when the buyer in a real estate transaction fails to perform on their contractual obligations with the seller per the Residential Purchase Agreement (RPA).
The NBP gives the buyer 2 days, by default, to perform. Otherwise, the seller can cancel and, most likely, be entitled to the earnest money deposit.
To learn more about this form, please watch the video below
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How can an individual get a copy of C.A.R. Forms NBP and DCE. I am trying to seii as is to OverAskSD. They waited until the night before Close to tell me they wanted to renegotiate. Then they had a subordinate offer me 10% less because of market and interest changes. I need to file these forms.
Hi, Gale
Please provide your email via our contact form and we will email it to you. Please include the property address so that we can include it in the forms.
Thanks
4 Comments
How can an individual get a copy of C.A.R. Forms NBP and DCE. I am trying to seii as is to OverAskSD. They waited until the night before Close to tell me they wanted to renegotiate. Then they had a subordinate offer me 10% less because of market and interest changes. I need to file these forms.
858.218.5470
Hi, Gale
Please provide your email via our contact form and we will email it to you. Please include the property address so that we can include it in the forms.
Thanks
Hi Nicolas,
Can you send me the C.A.R. form NBP? We are having the same issue with our buyer.
Hi, Caroline
I appreciate you reaching out. We will email you the forms asap.
Thank you.
Nicolas Romo